The Poetics of Disability “We have not yet determined what a body can do.”—Baruch Spinoza “My body is the problem.”—Amber DiPiet...

ON Contemporary Practice just posted two new essays by Stephen Novotny and C.J. Martin, both on David Brazil.

Like in the club I must imagine All the people Waving their arms In the air But without arms Without even an idea ...

When I despair of calling myself a poet, and of the state of contemporary poetry at large and within the communities with whom I feel the c...

Are we one Or do we believe In the state When I sing With you pressed To my chest Striving for protection Spirit and image Before we were se...

Anna Halprin says that before she became sick with cancer she ”lived to make art,” but when her cancer went into remissio...

O ccult Discussion Leaders:  Mimi Winick & Thom Donovan Saturday, Nov 1, 4-6 pm The Bark Room at the New School 2 West 13th Street, ...

April 15, 2009* There is a kind of empathy that so fully transcends both genuine intimacy and  imaginative projection that it conjoins t...

The withered breast With eyes of love Do we look at gifts Of death the eyes Of a God whose Gaze freezes red shi...